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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in COINage June/July 2020.
Staying Safe and Remaining Connected
The COINage team is keeping you in mind, and hope you are healthy, safe, and able to find some peace during this difficult time.
John Albanese, father of the coin industry’s leading gradi...
Question of the Week
If money were no object, what coin or note would you purchase first?
D. DG: 1800 Malta Siege silver ingot.
Tony L: 1794 silver dollar. As a silver dollar collector, this, to me, is the epitome...
When The Hobby Got Sick
INFLUENZA FORCED ANA TO CANCEL 1918 CONVENTION
The hobby and business of numismatics have faced various obstacles over the decades: recession, depression (both economic and emotional) as...
GOLD PRICE SET TO DOUBLE
PRICES OF COIN RARITIES EXCEED PRE-SALE ESTIMATES
Selection of gold bullion.
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
A couple of years ago, a commodity and currency analyst bet my friend Gary Alexan...
THE COINAGE PRICE GUIDE
1866-1883 SHIELD NICKELS G04 VG10 VF20 XF40 AU50 MS60 MS65 MS67 1866 30 50 80 150 225 325 2000 - 1867 (with rays) 40 55 100 200 250 400 3500 35000 1867 (without rays) 20 30 40 65 100 150 800 -...